An approaching cold front peppered the area with showers overnight with a few sprinkles lingering this morning. It will be a bit cooler today in the wake of the front with highs in the 50s and abundant clouds. The front will stall across the region and then retreat northward as a warm front Tuesday, leading to a few more showers, though not a washout. The best chance of rain will come late Tuesday night and Wednesday as a low pressure area heads toward the Northeast.

Behind this storm comes drier weather for Thanksgiving Day as high pressure settles into the Mid-Atlantic. Expect plenty of brilliant sunshine with seasonable highs in the mid 50s. As the high pushes eastward, we will see a southerly flow of milder weather Friday, boosting readings to near 60 for the big shopping day. Have a great new week.